What you can do with Antidote

A morning brief with decisions to make

The morning brief brings work needing attention, drafts in progress and published pieces into one view. You can see what needs reading and open the next piece to check.

What you see

The brief summarises the work and findings available for your business. It separates pieces still being written from drafts waiting for approval and work already published. You can find the next item to read without starting a separate conversation about every piece. The examples shown here are invented.

What to do next

Open a draft and read the whole piece before deciding what to do with it. Check names, links and professional claims with the person who knows them. If a finding suggests a new article, read the evidence first. The summary helps you find work; your reviewer still checks the details.

When a tile is empty

An empty tile can mean there is nothing relevant to show, a connection needs attention or a report has no information yet. Ask the team to check it. The brief cannot fill gaps in your analytics, and the sample screens give no promise of a new finding at a particular time.

Common questions

What does “Being made” mean?

The piece is still being written. It is not a finished public item.

Why might a tile be empty?

There may be no relevant work or finding, or a connection may need attention. Ask the team to check.

Does opening the brief approve a post?

No. Read the piece before making an approval decision.

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